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Open a circular day planner, drag-to-adjust schedules, tasks and rich notes from your toolbar. Open TabPad from its toolbar icon or Alt+Shift+P. An existing TabPad tab is reused. Chrome opens its default new tab page. Choose a 24-hour circular timetable, separate AM/PM views, or day, week, month and year calendars. Drag schedules to move or resize them. Place tasks before or after another task, or swap their start times. Organize with category colors, visibility filters, recurring events and undo/redo. Add unfinished tasks to today in consecutive 30-minute slots and track daily priorities. Rich notes offer formatting and TXT/DOCX export. JSON backup and restore, Korean, English, Japanese and Traditional Chinese, and light/dark/system themes are included. Schedules, notes and tasks are stored locally by default. Optional Chrome notifications require permission and may be delayed by sleep or Chrome shutdown. Optional Google Calendar import uses read-only access and refreshes selected calendars while TabPad is open. Google OAuth verification is pending, so an unverified-app warning and user cap may apply. Optional cloud sync and phone push are separate web-app features. Language-matched development sample banners may appear in TabPad on entry and after every five active minutes. Closing becomes available five seconds after the image loads. Links open only when clicked. See Settings for privacy and connection status.
Nov 7, 2026
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